Red Robot has been selected to provide website design, tagline/logo development, email marketing, strategic consulting, and media buying services for The Rick Smith Golf Institute (RSGI).

New York agency DiMassimo Brand Advertising will launch a new ad campaign this summer for Comcast.

DDB Worldwide has won pan-European creative chores for Dell Computer, with an estimated budget of $70-90 million. DDB's London office will handle the assignment.

Priceline.com has awarded MediaVest media planning duties on their $15 million dollar account. The planning will be directed from MediaVest's New York office.

U.S. luggage manufacturer Tumi has awarded its global creative advertising account to Saatchi & Saatchi. Saatchi's New York office will handle the assignment.

Range Online Media has added CompUSA to its client base. Campaign work will focus on search engine marketing and the development and execution of a shopping portal through Yahoo!.

Four agencies are in the final round for Subway's $220 million dollar creative account. They are Deutsch, New York, Goodby Silverstein & Partners in San Francisco, Fallon, Minneapolis, and Wieden + Kennedy in Portland, Ore. Incumbent Euro RSCG MVBMS Partners withdrew from the competition last week.

Alcott Routon has expanded its direct marketing work for M&I Bank. The company will develop a direct marketing campaign to promote M&I Bank's deposit and loan acquisition programs. The campaign will also include web-based services and will coincide with M&I's upcoming print and television advertising.

A team of Interpublic Group Companies has been awarded the $9 million dollar marketing account from The National Federation of Coffee Growers. They include: Sawyer Miller, Weber Shandwick, KRC Research and FutureBrand (all NY), Rogers & Cowan in Los Angeles and Powell Tate in Washington.

General Motors Corp. has opened a review to consolidate media planning and buying for its Saab, Daewoo and Vauxhall brands in the U.K. Initiative Media and Universal McCann are the incumbents.